Free Press Saturday Weekly from Redding, California • 7

I The Free Press SATURDAY JULY 18 I90J' essasssssssssssssssssssssssss BRIEFLBTft (it i Were Married Charles Grant anid Miss Waldorf were married at the Method tot parsonage Sunday afternoon by Raw Wenk The young couple wfli make their home on the Grant Cans at Stillwater Chas Story mileage aa road commissioner 9 126 AO Bassett inquests $24326 Fred Brownlee fees $24550 Chas Howard fees $3 AO 8 IL Wilson fees $625 John Bishop fees $50 Jud M- Boyd fees $175 Chas The following bills against the Howard( sheriff's fees $1000 Ernest county were ordered paid by the Wright services In Heyhal case board of supervisors Thursday: $350 Cunningham witness fee3 Road District No Martin Hoi- snd mileage $2280 A Baute viewing remains of suicide $1100 II Guill livery hire for district attorney $400 Carolyn Bassett repotting and transcribing inquest $1820 A Reid livery hire for district attorney $1500 A Monroe post mortem and mileage $8000 John Dole cash paid doctor attending Frank Rowe $2000 James Ellis 1 coyote hide $250 Road District No Conner road work $4000 Frank Foster Maintenance Fund Mrs Irena Grimmett balance Frank Foster fund $7160 Hospital' Warrants Issued for half orphan aid: Mrs Elizabeth Forrester $625 Mrs Henry Hopkins $1875 Mrs Ella Vickery $25 Mrs Atkins $1250 Mrs Martha March $1250 Mrs Ella Og-burn $1875 Mrs Bertha Orbell $1250 Mrs Lillie Donovan $1250 Mrs Hester Gregory $1250 Mrs Sarah Kell $625 Mrs Maud Dur-kee $1250 Mrs Alta Cunningham $1250 Mrs Sarah Tracey $1250 Mrs Rupert $1250 Mrs Anna Gover $625 Mrs Clara Engrain $12b0 Mrs Julia Bowler $1250 Mrs Hudson $625 Mrs Mad Tuggle $625 Mrs Iola Rol lens $125u Mrs Louisa Shoup 81850 Mrs Kate Lean $1250 Mrs Bruner $1250 Mrs Clara Le Suer $1250 Mrs Anna Morgan 2500 A La Tour $625 John Cox $1250 Kidder $625 Uri-as Moyer $625 Alex A Aldridge $1250 Mrs Mary Tubbs $1666 Mrs Williams $500 Sleezer $1000 A Surgical Operation ii always dangerous do not submtt to the knife until yon have tried Witch Hazel Salve It will cure when everything else foils has done this in thousand of cases Here Is one of them: I suffer ed from bleeding and protruding pilot for twenty years Was treated by different speclalsts and used many roe edles but obtained no relief until I used Witch Hazel Salve Two boxes of this salve cured mo eighteen months ago and I have not had a touch of the piles since A TiBdale Summerton 8 For Blind Bleeding Itching and Protruding Piles no remedy equals DeWitt1 Witch Hazel Salve Sold by Powell's Pharmacy IN BREAST ANYLUBPISCANCER Any lump or sore on the lip fact or aay where six month Is cancer They never pain until almost past con I WILL GIVE $1000 If I fail to CURB the CANCER er TflBor No Kiife or foil NOTA DOLLAR BE PAID UNTO CURED This la ths only Infallible cure ever die severed Beat book on cancer ever printed nent free with testimoniala of thousand! cured whoa you can ace A amall lumb la the breast will poison the glands fa the armpit where cure la often lm- possible In 80 yean I have enred mere eanoere than say other doe tor living Win experiment with the awlndllng Ray or home treatment until past euref Investigate my absolute Guar tee 120 page book aeat Ires ML AND KBS DR CHAMLEY CO BXUABLB" Officeat 2J ft 2S THIRD ST Saa Praagace PLEASE SEND to aem owe WITH CAMWR CORNER DRUG STORE Golden Eagle Block 703 Marett Prop A VAN DER 8chool of Practical Civil Mining Electrical and Mechanical EugV neering Surveying Architecture Drawing and Assaying Cyanide Ch! rinatlon Metallurgy 113 Fulton street one block weal of City Hall San Francisco CaL Open all year Assaying of ore $25 Bullion and Chlorination Assay $25 Blowpipe Assay $10 course of Assaying $50 Established in IMA Send for circular PRIMM Attorney At Law Notary Public All Collection Real Estate sad Insurance Agency Office in the Temple George Perry George BadL BUSH ft PERRY Attorneys at Law and Notaries Publle Bush Block ETTER BROS Rsnonie Cal Coniaioi ail Warekouv Hay and Oral a Raid at Lewi Market Price akkhouh on Rmaoxn I axative ftromo Arinina Cures a Cold in One Day Ctipln 2 Day The lone highwayman who so successfully robbed thirteen passengers on the Bartlett Springs stage resembled the men who robbed the Red-ding-Weavervllle stage in more ways than one Besides operating in about the same manner the fellow was talkative and kept up a running conversation with his victims during the process of fleecing Immediately after the command came to stop and the passengers had been lined up in the road the highwayman saw Driver Williams reach behind him and leveling his gun a double barrel shotgun at him said: none of said Williams was only going to put my whip in the said the robber bring you hand back with a have no said Williams I will hold my whip in my hand just to please think Bald the robber better get down off that Williams told the robber he would do so if he would get up and hold the horses as they would not stand without being held be careful how you said the bandit as he turned to the passengers Each of the thirteen Were made to advance in turn and place their money oq a sack in the road One passenger was Blow about getting his hand out of his pocket when the bandit dropped his gun across his arm and puling a six-shooter leveled it at him awing: hurry up or tae a shot at you I have no time to fool away with One of the gentlemen had two purses one containing the greater part of bis money in his back pocket and another with only a few dollars and some rings in his front pants pocket which he pulled out The robber seeing the small amount said: that all you but here are some said the thief would look well wearing your rings around the country You may keep There were two ladles on the coach one of whom had only $550 which she put in the pile that all you have?" "Yes how do you expect to stay at Bartlett Springs live at Upper Lake" said the lady better keep the said the robber you live at Upper Lake you are entitled to The other lady said she had no money that her husband carried a check book wbat have you but this little boy and the package he has contains his yon say lunch madam Will you kindly open it and let ns see what it looks like? Oh! that looks good to me You can get the kid refreshments when yon get to I'll take the lunch I may need it before morning" climb back in the stage" how long will it take you to reach tbe stage station?" would have been there before now if you had not stopped go on and get With the money laid on the sack in the middle of the road was a $10 bill and a couple of checks The bill and the money amounted to about $203 and was rken and the checks were left lying lu the rond and were found the next morning by Myrlck Cheney one of the Bartle'tt water wagon drivers Sheriff Sherer Is still In the field but the chance for a capture seems very small Tbe robber was tracked by bis about number nine shoe down the grade and several miles south down Bear Valley Several places were noticed where he stopped In the road to size up the country and the tracks showed where he would turn and probably look In every direction He was of medium slzo about 6 feet and 10 Inches blue eyes wore a black pair of shoes with buckskin laces and a rather old worn-out pair of dark pants Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This remedy Is certain to be need ed in almost every home before the summer is over It can always be Mrs Schilling came to Redding Tuesday from her home at Whisky-town Greenwood and wife of Keswick were In Redding Tuesday on a short visit to friends Bob Lyons a well known mining man of Buckeye was a business visitor in Redding Tuesday Harris a Millville merchant spent the afternoon and evening of Monday in Redding on business A Boding a San Jose Normal School student was registered at the Golden Eagle Hotel Tuesday Margaret Bennehoof and Inez Lorraine both from San Francisco were guests at the Lorenz Hotel Tuesday Charles Howard sheriff of Siskiyou county passed through Redding Monday night en-route to Yreka from San Francisco Billie Saffory one of the old pioneers of Shasta county and more particularly of Buckeye was in Redding Tuesday Malcolm Bennett came up from San Francisco Tuesday morning to spend a couple of days with his parents in this city suffered for months from -sore throat Edectric Oil cured me In twenty-four Gist Hawesvllle Ky I Leon Leighton a well known farmer and stockman of the Stillwater country was in Redding Tuesday on a business visit Wesley Ballard a well known young man who lives at Anderoon came to Redding Monday evening on a short visit between trains A1 Stoll a popular knight of the grip represeting a wholesale harness firm of San Francisco was In Redding Tuesday selling goods Dyke Joslyn was down from Keswick Tuesday after a load of merchandise for the Mcfcormlck-Saeltzer branch store at that place Sam Sullivan passed through Redding Tuesday from Keswick enroute to Oakland He will spend a few days in that city with his sister Mrs Brien Builds up the system puts pure rich blood in the veins makes men and women strong and healthy Burdock Blood Bitters At any drug store Ed de St Maurice the official court reporter of Colusa county is in Redding taking testimony in the dog cases before Justice of the Peace Strong Mrs Pledger came to Redding from Sacramento Tuesday morning and left for Bleber in the evening She will join her husband at that place Strength and vigor come- of good food duly digested a ready-to-serve wheat and barley food adds no but sustains nourishes Invigorates One of nature's remedies cannot harm the weakest constitution never fails to cure summer complaints of young or old Dr Extract of Wild Strawberry Waite and Robertson deeded to Slaugh and Aram an undivided one-half Interest In the Jim Loage mine situated in the Centerville mining district Itchiness of the skin horrible plague Most everybody afflicted in one way or another Only one 'safe never failing cure Ointment At any drug store 60 cents Patton a mining man from Nevada county came to Redding Tuesday from San Francisco He will spend several weeks in this county looking over the mineral -belt A Davis who with his son George controls the milk trade at Keswick passed through Redding Saturday evening on his way home from the Davis stock ranch at Bald Hills Mr Davis has spent a couple nf weeks on the range looking after bis stock and ranch Le Roy Metz came down from Keswick Tuesday He Is employed In the McCormick-Saeltzer branch store at that place Le Roy and his slter Miss Mae will leave Wednesday morning for Shasta Retreat where they will spend a few weeks Charles Kaufman the Cottonwood merchant through his attorneys Shanahan ft Braynard has filed a suit In the superior court against II Addison of Cottonwood upon a claim for merchandise sold to the above named defendant amounting to $45042 Ho has attached certain property belonging to the defendant Frank Joseph wife and son were In from Basin Hollow Monday Sam Brackins the surveyor went to Anderson Monday morning George Shaffer a Red Bluff cy-elery man was In Redding Sunday Dr and Mrs John Fife of Red Bluff are rusticating at Upper Soda Springs Fields a Weavervllle physician was a visitor In Redding Sunday A Reid and brother Jack Reid were In Redding from Trinity Center Sunday i McClanahan of Austin Tex as was registered at the Lorenz Hotel Sunday Terry the Shasta county lumber king came to Redding from Sacramento Monday Miss Edith Campbell of Red Bluff Is visiting with Miss Elizabeth Gregg at Shasta Retreat Sutherland came to Redding from Red Bluff Sunday morning on a short pleasure visit A Colby of Oak Run spent the forenoon of Monday In Redding on a short business trip Cutter was In Monday from his farm on Cow Creek He was laying in his usual stock of supplies Engleson of Stockton came to Reddidg Sunday evening He remained over Monday on business White and wife returned to their home at Old Diggings Saturday evening after spending the day in Redding Assessor Dick Collins and wife went to Red Bluff Sunday morning to spend the day with friends at that place Kennedy of Kennet came to Redding Sunday morning and remained -here all day on a short visit with friends Roycroft was over from Bella Vista Monday Mr Roycroft Is superintendent of the Terry Lumber Com- pany't big milling plant Mr and Mrs Whitmore and child arrived In Redding from Oakland Sunday morning They remained here until Monday on a pleasure visit i Miss Edna Sewell daughter of A Sewell the proprietor of the Keswick produce store is spending a few days In Redding with Miss Vena Sohl Vincent Woodbury and wife of San Francisco passed through Redding Sunday evening en-route to the upper canyon to spend a month at the resorts Miss Pearl Easley and Miss Mattie Dorsie came to Redding from Cottonwood Saturday evening Miss Easley spent a few days with Miss Dorsie in Cottonwood James and Harry Thompson came to Redding Sunday morning from their homes at Old Diggings They spent the day here on a pleasure visit with friends Charles Hobart a well known young blacksmith who formerly worked in the Llmnell shop has gone to Delamar to accept a position In William shop Rountree and Webb who are employed at Keswick passed through Redding Sunday morning bound for Willows Glenn county They spent the day there with friends Mrs Scott who runs the Al-mont boarding and lodging house at Keswick came to Redding Monday morning She was met here by her daughter Mrs Fred Grant of Stillwater Dr Wallace of Redding was a visitor in town this week Mrs Wallace accompanying him The doctor who formerly practiced medicine here came np on professional business Trinity Journal Mrs Pickford and sister Miss Gladys Elam were in Redding Monday from tbelr home at Keswick They spent the day here on a shopping tour and returned to Keswick on the evening train Mrs Mullen and daughter of Clear Creek and Lucy Oliver and Francis McNeil went to Keswick Saturday night to visit friends The party returned to Redding Sunday morning Mr Mullen and daughter went on to their home at Clear Creek man $1100 George Belden $5200 A1 Estep $10000 Frank Bergquist $2800 Michael Kueny $3335 Phil Reynolds $2400 Henderson $9960 John Dlddy $6300 Bos-worth $1900 George Sanders $30 Reynolds $17 A0 Mallory $400 Stary $960 Buszdleker $600 James Cramer $1400 Fritz Vordermann $12000 John Seagren $6900 Covey $800 Dunham $1500 Frank Rieger $4000 Collins poll tax receipts issued $7400 Collins poll tax receipts issued $39600 Road District No 4 Godat ft Engle bridge work $1250 John Ingle bridge work $1000 Terry Lumber Co lumber $21244 Charles A Scamman mdse $400 Terry Lumber Co mdse $105 Schoonover and Fort-na road building $200000 Fluke road work $1500 Fluke road work $2800 Arnold road work $7750 McC-S Co mdse $1725 Following warrants for road work: Reed $9500 Mallory $2000 Sandy Greer $3800 A Niles $5100 McCurdle $11400 Corbin $1900 Ell wood $22100 Leighton $2000 llemsted $6800 Leighton $6940 Iielghton $6200 Claus DIerksen $6650 Rlnge $3200 Con $6650 Ellwood $1000 Thomas A Jenkins $2400 Shoub $19 Hemsted $1100 Andre-sen $700 Frank Adams $5100 Ingle $5100 Shoub $1200 William Yank $1050 Illatt $4000 Ira Worden $1300 Henry Nelson $8800 Godat and Ingle $56 Battams $4800 William Yank $1700 Joseph Gray $1400 I' btanford $1900 William Yank $975 Samuel Gibson $3100 Boyle $1476 Banks $1200 Rory McKenzie $1500 Charles Cravens $2 Brigham Leighton $1300 William Yank $400 Weir and Jepson $800 Claus DlerkBen $600 Daniel Mullens $200 Collins road tax receipts Issued $1800 Leighton $750 William Yank $200 Williams bridge work $800 Following warrants issued for coyote hides General Wallace Dolla 1 $250 A Gray 1 $2 A0 6 rank Cornaz 1 $250 John Halley 3 $750 Middleton 1 hide $250 Forschler 1 hide $250 Jas Conner 5 $1250 A Niles 2 $500 Chief Henry 1 $250 Frank Martin 3 $750 Joe Ventura 1 $250 Geo A Straub 1 $250 Awbrey Vestal 2 $500 Jack Mullen 1 $250 John Brown 1 $250 David Brown 1 $250 St John 2 $500 Simas 3 $760 Dave Brown 3 $750 John Brown 4 $1000 Geo Rose I $250 St John 3 $760 Ayalo 3 $750 Andy Johnson 4 $1000 Geo Hawkins 1 $250 Ben Quimby 1 $2b0 John Grant 1 $250 Lyle Fitzwater 1 $250 Grant 9 $22 A0 Henry Stacher Sr 3 $7 A0 Creath Dale 1 $250 Warren Atkins 1 $250 Pete Julian 1 $250 August Aujoux 1 $250 Albert Pehrson 1 $250 Elmore 4 $1000 Boyes 5 $1250 Jeremiah Smith 14 $3500 John Adams 3 $750 Waters 1 $250 David Waters 1 $250 Willie Baker 1 $2A0 Victor Anderson 1 $250 Thomas Greene janitor at High School $11750 Court House Fund McC-S Co mdse for courthouse $7736 Redding Lumber Yard lumber for courthouse $692 btone work about courthouse $1320 James Young Hardware Co mdse for courthouse $1130 Hospital Fund Magill ft Holm mdse for indigents $2000 Woodln ft Little hospital pump supplies $907 Redding Lumber Yard lumber for hospital $963 Road District No Collins road tax receipts issued for road work $1600 The following bills were allowed Friday by the board of supervisors: General Fund Eldridge expenses $6705 Clark expenses $16A0 Crum expenses $1525 II Williams expenses $3450 Tharsing services and expenses as Horticultural Commissioner $5400 Tharsing services and expenses as Horticultural Commissioner $8400 William Wear ver services and expenses as Horticultural Commissioner $5200 Gen A Lamiman services and expenses as Horticultural Commissioner $28 Ceo A Lamiman services and expenses as Horticultural Commissioner Wanted We would like to ask through the columns of your paper if there Is any person who has used August Flower for the cure of Indigestion Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles that has not been and we also mean their results such as sour stomach fermentation of food habitual costiveness nervous dyspepsia headaches despondent feelings In fact any trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This medicine has been anid for many years la all civilised countries and we wish to correspond with yon" and send you one of onr books free of cost If yon never tried August Flower try a 25 cent bottle first Wo have neter known of Its falling If so something more serious is the matter with jou The 25 cesL else bar Just been Introduced this year Regular size 75 cents Pharmacy A Fourth of July Firs Lust Saturday while Levi Brown and family were attending the celebration at Pittville the hous9 occupied by them and all Its contents were destroyed by fire There being no one at home at the time it Is not known for certain bow the fire originated Mr Curtis who lives not far away saw the fire and hurried over but being very old and Infirm he could do nothing save to drag out the sewing machine The Bunn boys Levi John and Joe also came and stopped the fire from spreading to the barn The house belonged to John McArthur and was known as the Fred Whipple place It was a very old building and of itself of very little valne but the Brown family lost all their belongings save the sewing machine and the clothes they wore at the time including their dairy fixtures among which was a latest Improved separator When the news of the fire reached Pittville a collec- tion was taken and about $55 was raised for the hatneless family Par- ties here in town have also made do nations of bedding etc to the amount of several Fall River Tidings Gallatin Ranch Fire There was a bad fire at the Gallatin ranch about 11:30 Sunday night causing a loss of alxnt $4000 with insurance of $2166 says the Red Bluff 8entinel A Bell and his family had returned from services at the Red Bank church and Mr Bell put hla team away and was the last person In the barn After he returned to tbe house the fire was ds- covered in the large barn which was 1 destroyed with 100 tons of hay Ten depended upon even In the most se-horscs and three cows were also vere and dangerous cases It is es-burned The barn was insured for peclally valuable for summer disor $500 10 horses for S6G6 $700 on feed ders In children It Is pleasant to and seed grain and $300 on 30 sets take and never fails to give prompt $403 A Schroter mileage as road of harness All of Mr driving relief Why not bnv it now? It mav commissioner $9200 II horses were burned and the loss Is a save life For saa by Redding Drag mileage as road commissioner $9703 very severe one land Book Store I.